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It wasn't lost on Minerva that, despite her reputation she would need to have a gentle and sensitive conversation with each girl and for a brief moment she contemplated making Poppy do it. She shook her head as she re-entered her office, sighing as she closed the door. Is what I hear true? Is there a baby in the castle? There is indeed, and it does not belong to any of the faculty, despite Madam Roberts insisting she brew a heritage potion to prove it.
Honestly Minerva, did you have to hire her? They were interrupted by a Floo-call and Poppy's voice floating through the office, barely making herself heard over the noise of a screaming baby. She didn't have to wait long as a flustered Poppy walked from the flames holding what must have been the loudest baby in the world, its cries filling up the office and startling some of the portraits, despite their curiosity.
I have fed her, I've given her clothes, she is clean and dry, but she won't stop. Minerva, I have three Slytherins in the ward with charmed toilet seats around their heads. Every time I try to pull them off, they give them, and me, a mild electrical shock. And like that Minerva's arms were suddenly filled with a tiny, screaming baby, but as soon as the child noticed the change of environment, there was deadly silence in the room. She cooed happily, pushing her head against Minerva's ribcage and sucking its fist.
She was staring down at the child, at the beautiful dark eyes staring tiredly up at her and she took the little hand from the baby's mouth and substituted it for the knuckle of her little finger, smiling serenely as she felt the child sucking on it. Hours later, Minerva would kick herself for not seeing the silent conversation passing between Poppy, Albus and Severus as she stood rocking the child gently. Still smiling at the child's behaviour, she wandered over to her high back chair, muttering the words and concentrating fiercely as she wandlessly Transfigured it into a rocker, and she sat down carefully and leant back, finally looking up only to see Poppy with an odd expression on her face.
She accepted the bottle from her in silence and placed the teat near the baby's mouth, smiling happily when the little mouth opened and clamped down on it enthusiastically. I mean, it could be one of the student's, or, I just don't know, but please don't get too emotionally involved with this.
I think, considering you haven't any teaching duties at the moment, that you should care for her until we find her mother. This provides you with the perfect opportunity to get your teeth stuck into something. Minerva stared at her friends and former colleagues, completely astounded with what they were suggesting, but a small, rather loud part was insistently saying that it was a good idea, that they were right and that she could do this, and so she took a deep breath, looking into the tiny child's eyes which were rather expressive for one so young, and nodded her consent.
Poppy, I'm not sure if my eyes are working as well as they did when I was actually in my body, but did the great Minerva McGonagall just nod? The baby didn't reply of course, but it did meet her eyes and Minerva found herself smiling once more, laughing to herself at the thought that she had smiled more in the last hour than she had in the last two, or even three years. With not another sound, the baby was fast asleep, bringing Minerva to another problem. It — she — needed somewhere to rest. Within a second, a small house elf was stood before her, decked out in one of Hogwarts' finest tea towels.
She could see Winky trying not to stare at the baby, and although she knew that the little elf had cared for children before, she wanted to be the one to do it, wanted to be the one this child relied on, so she kept the baby in her arms as Winky snapped her fingers, producing a beautiful dark-wood cot, complete with a magical mobile that Minerva couldn't help but smile at. Minerva placed the child in the cot, shifting it closer to the bed and soothing the little baby with her hand on its belly. She didn't even take a sip of her tea before her eyes closed and she fell into slumber herself, not hearing the pop as the small house elf arrived back in the room, peering intently into the cot while she slept.
Winky had been looking after children her whole life. She had cared for Master Barty and many others before that, and she was interested to take a closer look at the baby in front of her. Her big eyes widened even more as she realised what she was looking at, and she bounced anxiously on the spot trying to figure out what to do next. She popped into her Mistress' office and stood before the painting of Great Wizard Dumblydore, knees shaking, even though she knew he was now a portrait. Winky squeaked and pulled on her ears, not knowing whether to divulge the information she had just gathered, or simply go back to the kitchens and get on with her duties.
Winky, it's okay, I need you to tell me what you mean. How can it not be a real baby? Are you saying it's older than it looks or —? Is that correct, Winky? The room was deathly silent as every set of eyes, both painted and real, watched the former Headmaster process the information and provide them with a solution. The room erupted once more as the portraits demanded to know why, or argued for the Headmistress.
Tomorrow, Minerva will no doubt take a head count and work out who is missing from the castle, and then we will know who it is, and the child will be returned to their parents. Just," Albus sighed once more, "just let her enjoy this, Severus. She has had precious little happiness in the last few years. The room was finally quiet as the portraits dozed, eager to see what was going to happen in the morning. Just In All Stories: Story Story Writer Forum Community. She also knew that in doing so she would leave all her young cubs both defenseless and leaderless in Voldemort's control.
That was something Minerva could not bear to do. So she returned to Hogwarts were she made a heartening discovery. Severus Snape was a traitor. Minerva became his liaison to the Order, passing vital information to those who could do something about it. She played at her roles for months: Though dangerous, it was a walk in the park compared to now.
Somehow, she didn't know how, Voldemort had caught on to the fact that she was a part of the information leak he had in his midst. Using one of the new 'professors' at Hogwarts he'd had her drugged and chained. This was how she woke up in a room not her own, chained to the wall with a hell of a hangover and only one thought running around her mind. The locks groaned as they opened and in stepped Voldemort. His black robes billowed about him and his hands were empty. Minerva had no doubt that the evil wizard had his wand within easy reach. Nagini, his long snake familiar followed him inside the room.
Her animagi senses allowed her to hear the shuffling footsteps of more death eaters out in the hallway. Voldemort grinned snakily at the older woman. She knew exactly what he wanted. He wanted to know who was working with her. The list of possible traitors to him was rather small but it included all of his most trusted death eaters.
His fist lashed out to strike her in the cheek. The power in the blow sent her reeling into the wall and caused a small amount of blood to drip out of her mouth and nose. Voldemort raised a finger to her warningly. I am also aware that your time there has made you… somewhat resistant to the most painful of unforgivable curses. Your will allows you a certain immunity to the Crucio curse.
I do not want you dead and despite my vast power, I cannot invade your mind. All this, I suppose, makes you an excellent spy. You are not one to give up your secrets easily. Minerva starred at the pale wizard while he calmly discussed what he knew of her. She was tempted to furrow her brow with the thoughts running through her head. Voldemort's words were truth however; she was trained better than that.
Minerva McGonagall was a consummate spy. She had spent days being tortured by Grindewald, as was popularly known.
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Why she had been captured was not. Minerva had agreed to be bait in a trap. A trap that led to Grindewald's destruction. The magical manacles around Minerva's wrists followed him, dragging her along. Hermione struggled against the chains ineffectively. It seemed odd to think it but she was getting bored. She was a smart witch, one who thrived on learning and thinking. A result of which was her impeccable spell work.
Even on the run from an entire army worth of wizards and witches Hermione had read in excess of three books a day. It had been more than thirty-six hours since she had woken up in this empty room. At first, she was terrified and certain that her death was near. Understandable considering what had occurred before her arrival in this room. It was with no small amount of curiosity and questioning that she watched as they healed her wounds and feed her.
Hermione had magical manacles around her wrists and a gag in her mouth. Ironic considering nearly all of the Hogwarts Professors had wished that gag for at least once in her school career. Her professors did appreciate her desire to learn but not all the questions she asked. Her captors just wanted her to shut up.
Hermione sighed huffily at the slightly dusty room and did the one thing that captives are never supposed to do. She wished that something would happen. With a click, the door opened and in strode Voldemort, wand raised and lips tilted upward. Stumbling after him, dragger by her own set of magical manacles was Minvera McGonagall.
Crowding after them were Bellatrix LeStrange and her husband, insane and menacing smiles adorning their faces. Hermione was vaguely aware that Bellatrix was carrying a potions bottle but her attention wasn't on her former tormentor. Her attention was on the blue green eyes of her former Professor. I think we're all familiar with how much you like your cubs. I'm sure that would cause you no small amount of pain.
He flicked his wand towards the wall that Hermione stood chained to and Minerva soon joined her. Minerva tilted her chin up imperiously. Everyone noticed the slight tremble in her frame. You see, I know that watching one of your precious cubs get hurt would hurt you.
However, you are much too stubborn to let that break you. Bellatrix give me the potion. With a wave of Voldemort's wand, Minerva's mouth opened and the entire bottle of bright blue liquid poured down her throat. Voldemort lifted his wand again and Hermione found herself facing the wall. The young witch turned her head to watch the room and saw the bed moving and shifting until it had crawled between her and the wall, leaving her awkwardly bent over the bed at the waist, her bum facing the room. Hermione blushed slightly at the position she was in. She cast a quick glance beside her to see how her former Professor was faring with the potion in her system.
Minerva had her eyes tightly closed and her face flushed but otherwise she seemed fine. That leaves you with one hour to decide if you would rather tell me who is betraying me or…" Voldemort paused to lick his lips, eagerness shone in the eyes of all the death eaters and their master. We will return in fifty five minutes.
Hermione felt her jaw drop as black robes billowed out in parting and the room emptied. The young witch cast a wary gaze to her former Professor. Minerva smiled tightly at Hermione. She had no doubt that Hermione Granger was smart enough to figure out what was happening on her own. Minerva did doubt, however, that it was wise to leave the younger witch in the dark.
Hermione's jaw dropped further. As you no doubt remember, most lust potions require some degree of initial lust to build upon and a variety of ingredients that are cost prohibitive. This particular type of lust potion is effective on only a few people. Human lust is a difficult emotion to direct. Animal lust is much more easily manipulated. Lust is one of the perils of animagus training. As a cat experiences a heat cycle so too does a cat animagus. The potion forces my animagus into a heightened heat cycle. Hermione narrowed her eyes at her former Professor.
How is any of that reassuring? The older witch giggled softly. A human but only one who, at the least, smells sexually excited and is of a compatible gender for procreation. I hope that is more reassuring? Over the next fifty minutes, Hermione watched, as Minerva slowly got worse. The older witch had looked a little flushed and out of sorts to begin with. Now she was sweating heavily and breathing with panting gasps.
She had also curled up into herself protectively. They had conversed for a while until the act of speaking became noticeably difficult for the older woman. Hermione was deeply concerned. The door opened with a swish of air, drawing Hermione's attention away from the visibly hurting older witch. You see Professor; I thought to make your choice easier. You can refuse to tell me but you cannot resist the potion. They both believed that Divination was a very "woolly" subject and that Professor Trelawney was a fraud. Ron Weasley , her student. Ron Weasley was a student at the time McGonagall was a professor at Hogwarts.
Ron was sorted into Gryffindor , McGonagall's house. Ron thought she was very strict, however, he did see her good side on a number of occasions. The two clashed when Harry and he flew Arthur Weasley 's flying car to Hogwarts. However, she did not wish to see them expelled.
During the Yule Ball , Minerva showed the other students how to dance by dancing with Ron in front of the whole class, a move which prompted laughter from the class and Fred and George agreeing to always tease him about it. Neville Longbottom , her student. Minerva had a long history with the Longbottom family , having served in the Order of the Phoenix with Neville's parents who were eventually tortured into insanity by Bellatrix Lestrange.
She also had a personal relationship with Neville's grandmother, who raised him. McGonagall frequently seemed to expect more from Neville than he produced, starting with Neville's first day at Hogwarts when he ran out of a crowd after his toad. Minerva couldn't help but feel pity for Neville after the loss of both his parents, whom she knew from the First Wizarding War and fought alongside earlier on in her career. She voiced pride in Neville's courage in participating in the fight with the Death Eaters in the Department of Mysteries.
She also sought to encourage Neville to take Charms , in his sixth year, despite his grandmother's dismissal of the subject as "soft;" Minerva wanted to see Neville pursue his own talents rather than the skills his grandmother appeared to value. She told him, " It's high time your grandmother learned to be proud of the grandson she's got, rather than the one she thinks she ought to have: Particularly after what happened at the Ministry. After the Second Wizarding War, Minerva may have been the one to employ Neville as the school's new Herbology professor. While Professor Snape favoured students of his own house, and often overlooked any misbehaviour from students like Draco Malfoy, McGonagall had little tolerance for nonsense from any student, regardless of their house, and took no notice of the Malfoy family's status within the wizarding community.
As she was not a Slytherin, Malfoy did not respect her at all but was never foolish enough to make this clear in front of her. Despite her clear disapproval of Malfoy's pure-blood supremacist leanings, McGonagall sought to protect him as much as every other student, and was completely appalled when Alastor Moody Barty Crouch Jr in disguise transformed Malfoy into a ferret in She transformed Malfoy back into his human form and reminded Moody that they never use transfiguration as a punishment.
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In addition, she would not accept Harry's accusations of Malfoy mailing a cursed necklace without sufficient evidence, nor condone any attacks Harry made on Malfoy such as when the former used the Sectumsempra curse not knowing exactly what it did on Malfoy, in However, when Draco was proven to have led a group of Death Eaters into the castle, she came to see him as much an enemy as any Death Eater, until after the war, where Draco was pardoned. When she was to hand down the punishment to Draco's son for time-travel and infiltrating the Ministry, Draco states he thinks the decision would be fair.
Rubeus Hagrid , her friend and colleague. Rubeus Hagrid respected McGonagall. Hagrid was the gamekeeper, and later Care of Magical Creatures professor of Hogwarts. McGonagall was one of the most serious professors at Hogwarts , and sometimes disapproved of Hagrid's behaviour, especially during the Sorting ceremony. However, they were still close friends, were both members of the Order of the Phoenix in both wars, and they both admired Albus Dumbledore. Hagrid once kissed McGonagall on her cheek when he had drunk very much and she was noted giving a flushed giggle in the event's festivities.
When Dolores Umbridge and several Aurors from the Ministry sought to sack and exile Hagrid from the school grounds by force, Minerva quickly flew to his aid, in turn taking four stunners simultaneously to the chest. Hagrid was disgusted when the Aurors stunned and injured her to the point that he attacked them in an uncontrollable rage before fleeing, furiously denouncing them as cowards.
Minerva McGonagall
In , after Albus Dumbledore's death, Minerva stated that she appreciated Hagrid's opinion very much, as did Dumbledore. They were among the first ones to run to congratulate Harry after he defeated Voldemort. They both survived the war and still taught at Hogwarts. Sybill Trelawney , her colleague. Minerva and Sybill Trelawney were not the best of friends, and barely maintained civility between them.
Minerva had no use for Sybill's subject, Divination , and she believed that Trelawney was a fraud. The only reason Minerva has never spoken ill of Sybill directly was due to her refusal to insult her colleagues.
Despite her dislike for Trelawney and her teachings, however, Minerva was still disgusted when Umbridge unceremoniously and cruelly sacked Sybill and they would grow to understand one another through their shared hatred of Dolores Umbridge during the woman's tenure as Defence Against the Dark Arts Professor.
Minerva was there as a literal shoulder for Sybill to cry on, and she spoke out against Dolores and told her what she thought after the events. McGonagall seemed to have a good relationship with most of her co-workers at Hogwarts. Among them were Pomona Sprout and Filius Flitwick. Minerva and Professor Sprout had a longtime friendship, starting from their student years at Hogwarts, which overlapped by 2 years. In the Battle of Hogwarts in , Pomona supported the decision to protect the castle, to Minerva's gratitude.
Minerva was on amicable terms with Horace Slughorn , her former Potions professor; both of them having battled against Voldemort alongside Kingsley Shacklebolt in the Battle of Hogwarts. Prior to this, Minerva commented on his seemingly cowardly behaviour when he realised the castle was under attack. She noted that if he wished to leave, he should take his students and do so and if he attempted to hinder their efforts against Voldemort from inside the castle, they would duel to kill.
She stated that it was time for Slytherin to finally choose their alliances. He was taken aback at this and he fled, but later returned with reinforcements of students' parents and residents of Hogsmeade to help with the battle efforts. McGonagall was also friendly with Poppy Pomfrey , the nurse. Pomfrey seemed to admire McGonagall's magical abilities and strength, such as when McGonagall was hit by four Stunners on the chest.
Madam Pomfrey said that it would have killed most witches her age. Filius Flitwick , her friend and colleague. She was also friendly with Argus Filch , the caretaker, although they argued many times. Then she sternly ordered him to call Peeves. It is possible that, after the war, McGonagall and Filch were still co-workers. McGonagall seemed to have a quite close relationship with Remus Lupin , the D. She didn't care about the fact Remus was a werewolf, because Dumbledore trusted him, too, and respected his efficient teaching skills, as she referenced him during Harry's Careers Advice.
During the Second Wizarding War , they appear to be friendly; after Dumbledore's death, McGonagall, Lupin and several other individuals were devastated; they all discussed about the way Snape killed Dumbledore. This was due to Lockhart being obnoxious, incompetent and insensitive, annoying Minerva with nonsensical advices while being ignorant and unhelpful around the second opening of the Chamber of Secrets.
Even as a student, Lockhart was already a vain, annoying attention-seeking troublemaker, to which Minerva held in contempt. She was positively hateful towards Lockhart when he walked in late and oblivious when everyone else was greatly saddened at Ginny Weasley's impending doom, and full-heartedly supported Snape sending Lockhart to deal with the monster within, in the hopes of scaring her incompetent colleague away.
When Lockhart resigned due to his self-induced amnesia, McGonagall was cheerful along with the rest of the staff and students at the news. Alecto and Amycus Carrow respectively.
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They were loyal Death Eaters, and befitting their status, they taught Dark Arts rather than Defence Against the Dark Arts, devoted Muggle Studies to explaining how Muggles were filthy animals, and often took delight in punishing students with the Cruciatus Curse. After the war, McGonagall sent the Carrows to Azkaban. During his second rise to power, Minerva joined the Order of the Phoenix and stayed in Hogwarts during the tenure of Severus Snape as Headmaster and the Carrows to protect her students. She is one of the few people that isn't afraid of standing against the Carrows, as she did defy them many times during the school year.
Like most in the Wizarding world, Minerva was initially wary of speaking Voldemort's name. Noticeably, however, Minerva McGonagall became unafraid of saying Voldemort's name sometime during the second wizarding war, as she told Filius Flitwick before the Battle of Hogwarts to not to be afraid of it because Voldemort would try to kill him anyway though in the book she still referred to him as He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named.
Minerva, along with Kingsley Shacklebolt and Horace Slughorn , bravely duelled Voldemort himself during the second part of the Battle, then she watched as Voldemort is defeated by Harry Potter once and for all finally ending the War. Dolores Umbridge , her enemy and former colleague. Minerva disliked Dolores Umbridge right from the beginning when the Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher began to invade Hogwarts with her Hogwarts High Inquisitor position and did everything she could in her power to circumvent Umbridge's authority without risking the loss of her job.
During Umbridge's inspections of McGonagall's class, Minerva tried for the most part to ignore Umbridge. This was difficult due to Umbridge's constant interruptions by means Umbridge's soft, girlish cough of " Hem hem ". When forced to acknowledge Umbridge's presence, McGonagall treated her with a cold and harsh demeanour.
Despite Umbridge having the power to put Minerva on probation or even sack her, Minerva was not afraid to show her disgust and hatred of Umbridge to the woman's face. Despite this, she understood that Umbridge had a lot of power and that she was reporting directly to Cornelius Fudge , and so Minerva once warned Harry Potter to tread carefully around Umbridge. Even so, she vehemently vouched for Harry during their Career Advice session, claiming that she would coach him nightly if she had to in order to realise his dream of becoming an Auror , after Umbridge's furious protests that Harry would never become one.
After Umbridge fired Sybill Trelawney from her post as Divination teacher, Minerva even put aside her mild dislike of Sybill to focus even more on her hatred of Umbridge. Minerva indirectly stated that Umbridge's evaluation is incompetent and will not be taken into consideration. Even when Dolores took over Hogwarts, replacing Albus Dumbledore as Head of the school, Minerva continued to help undermine Umbridge's reign, preferring to watch her struggle with the chaos that was being caused by the students and Peeves and sometimes even helping with it.
When Minerva was attacked and sent to St Mungo's , Dolores was pleased that she at last had complete control of Hogwarts. After Minerva's return to Hogwarts, Minerva did nothing to curb the students' enthusiasm when Peeves chased Dolores from Hogwarts, only lamenting that she could not watch with them because the poltergeist had taken her walking stick to hit Dolores with as he followed her from the school.
Umbridge returned to the Ministry in a high-ranking position and interrogated Muggle-borns, capturing them and imprisoning them to Azkaban. After the Second Wizarding War, Umbridge was captured by Aurors and sent to Azkaban herself, for the rest of her life. Despite hating her they share the same patronus: McGonagall and the Weasleys get along well, considering they were all in Gryffindor House and fellow members of the Order of the Phoenix.
However, she disapproved of Fred and George Weasley 's behaviour at school, although she still seemed impressed by their magical skills. Minerva was fond of all the Weasley children, including Ginny and Ron. She was glad that Ginny was sorted into Gryffindor, and, although Ginny thought McGonagall was a little strict, she believed that the Transfiguration professor was also fair. She also had high regard and expectations of Percy Weasley , who was a Gryffindor prefect, as well as Head Boy in his last year at Hogwarts.
The Marauders , her former students. McGonagall had long been the Transfiguration professor at Hogwarts by the time Lily Evans and the Marauders attended as students. The Marauders were four great friends: They were all sorted into the Gryffindor house, and despite their boisterous ways, at odds with Minerva's no-nonsense reputation, they seemed to have a good relationship with her.
A little over a decade after he left Hogwarts, Remus Lupin returned to the school in order to teach Defence Against the Dark Arts , becoming Minerva's professional colleague for one year. Remus was eventually killed during the Battle of Hogwarts. Minerva had a good relationship with Sirius Black. After his graduation, Sirius, like the other Marauders, was Minerva's comrade in the Order of the Phoenix. But after James' death, she, the rest of the wizarding community, assumed it was Sirius who betrayed the Potters since he was expected to be their Secret-Keeper ; only in did she learn that the Secret-Keeper at the time of the Potters' deaths was actually Peter Pettigrew, who took the title after Sirius turned it down.
Sirius was murdered by his own cousin Bellatrix Lestrange during the Battle of the Department of Mysteries in Minerva's reaction to Sirius's death is unreported. Minerva liked James Potter an intelligent and talented wizard , despite the fact that he could sometimes be a bit of a bully and was not above bending the rules. She later became friendly with James's son, Harry, who was also her student and a member of her House, though she did not show favouritism and was more than willing to take many points even from her own House for misbehaviour.
McGonagall also seems to have had a good relationship with Lily Evans , who was a Gryffindor at the time McGonagall taught Transfiguration. Lily was made a Prefect and later Head Girl ; neither appointment would have happened if Lily's Head of House had not approved. McGonagall was devastated at the murder in of Lily and her husband James, both former members of her House and thus under her special care. The original Order of the Phoenix. McGonagall had a good relationship with most members of the Order of the Phoenix.
McGonagall and Tonks, like most people, were both devastated after Dumbledore's death. Tonks fought in several battles for the Order, but was killed by Bellatrix Lestrange during the Battle of Hogwarts. Moody was appointed as DADA professor in McGonagall was very angry by Crouch's teaching methods, and shouted at him. It is possible that she had the same opinion of the real Moody, but Moody might have been friendly with McGonagall afterwards. He was killed by Voldemort during the Battle of the Seven Potters. She appeared to be friendly with Kingsley; she and Kingsley fought Voldemort, along with Horace Slughorn , and all of them survived the war.
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I will be most seriously displeased if a Gryffindor student embarrasses the school in any way. What say you, Professor Snape? You see, I do not generally permit people to talk when I am talking. On what grounds are you attacking him? He has done nothing, nothing to warrant such — " — McGonagall defending Hagrid moments before she's attacked [src].
Oh — and fifty for Miss Lovegood, I suppose. A tall, black-haired witch in emerald-green robes stood there. She had a very stern face and Harry's first thought was that she was not someone to cross. And they've got this son — I saw him kicking his mother all the way up the street, screaming for sweets. Harry Potter come and live here? Potter belongs in my House! Or we'll be out of the running for the eighth year in a row, as Professor Snape was kind enough to remind me only last night There is no need to tell me any more, Miss Granger.
Which one of you will be dying this year? Perhaps it would be more useful if I were to transfigure Mr Potter or yourself into a pocket watch? That way, one of you might be on time. How dare you tell such lies! Come on — I shall see Professor Snape about you, Malfoy!
But one does not parade the fact that one is All-Knowing. I frequently act as though I am not possessed of the Inner Eye, so as not to make others nervous. Merely your medieval methods! I am a tolerant woman, but the one thing I will not stand for is disloyalty! Never quite in their league, talent-wise.
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